The fan just quietly, no smokily quit.
1. checked voltage at wall switch feeding it. OK
2. 2nd wall switch controls lamps under fan. lamps light. OK
3 gob of wire incestusly connected to two black things and the green rotary? jerk-jerk speed switch, and the directional switch, all wires end up in a small connector block, the other half goes up into the the fan hub.
4. Question, which thing most likely to drop continuity? The one thing (block) has very brief diagram, indicating capicitors. Anyone had experience with ceiling fan failures that might advise me where to look FIRST for the problem? Cannot figure out the motor wires to check the windings for continuity....yet.
Thanks. leo
1. checked voltage at wall switch feeding it. OK
2. 2nd wall switch controls lamps under fan. lamps light. OK
3 gob of wire incestusly connected to two black things and the green rotary? jerk-jerk speed switch, and the directional switch, all wires end up in a small connector block, the other half goes up into the the fan hub.
4. Question, which thing most likely to drop continuity? The one thing (block) has very brief diagram, indicating capicitors. Anyone had experience with ceiling fan failures that might advise me where to look FIRST for the problem? Cannot figure out the motor wires to check the windings for continuity....yet.
Thanks. leo